Gotcha. Never had it but sounds good. I'd definitely go for one of the lassi in that vidYogurt drink, anytime you eat something too spicy dairy will settle it at both ends IE take away the burning sensation in your mouth and relieve the gut.
If you cant ingest dairy then cucumber will sooth your mouth but do fuck all for the gut.
Then there's these lassi
I forget where youre at but nearly every food court indian place will have lassi available here, just look in the same fridge they keep the drinks in and it will be in a clear cup either pink, yellow or green in colour depending on what flavour. Wont be the stuff in the vid thoughGotcha. Never had it but sounds good. I'd definitely go for one of the lassi in that vid
Right on man, ill give it a try. I'm in Austin, we've got some decent Indian places so I hear, but I've never really gotten into Indian food. Not because of a distaste, but just haven't really explored it. That lassi sounds pretty good. My wife loves curry, I'll have her pick an Indian restaurant soonI forget where youre at but nearly every food court indian place will have lassi available here, just look in the same fridge they keep the drinks in and it will be in a clear cup either pink, yellow or green in colour depending on what flavour. Wont be the stuff in the vid though
Outside of the UK ive not heard of a western country that has authentic Indian food available in restaurants. Good news is that its easy to make yourself and Indian grocers are easy to find. Dont let all the spices they use scare you, like I said its easy once you work out what spice achieves what IE hot/salty/sweet/smokey/ etc until then just follow the recipe
Yeah, I can't speak to how authentic it would be, but there are a couple of Indian places here that multiple people have recommended. But I wouldn't know the difference lol. Austin has a ton of good food, so it wouldn't surprise me to find some good Indian. And there are a fair amount of Indians here.
Sounds good man, if ever you need an ingredient translated into English or whatever let me know but generally you can just google "english word for" and youll be fineYeah, I can't speak to how authentic it would be, but there are a couple of Indian places here that multiple people have recommended. But I would know the difference lol. Austin has a ton of good food, so it wouldn't surprise me to find some good Indian. And there are a fair amount of Indians here.
No problem with all the spices and what not, my wife cooks a lot of different stuff and keeps a pretty diverse pantry with stuff like that. She helps keep my palate spectrum wide
There are some good markets here though as far as Asian/Indian, the wife loves those shops.
